Upcoming Events at New Daisy Theatre
Sat Jun 16, 9:00 PM - Sun Jun 17, 12:00 AM
330 Beale St, Memphis, TN 38103
Community: Downtown Memphis
Description
World Wine and Jazz presents the Downtown LIVE! Jazz Concert Series featuring French Jazz Guitarist Marc Antoine and Memphis' own Jazz Vocalist Kevin Whalum.
Event Details
VIP entrance: 6pm
Gen Doors: 7pm
Show: 8pm
Join us for a Celebration of French Wine and Culture !!!
Saturday June 16, 2018
Showtime at 8:00pm at the Newly Renovated New Daisy Theater
Prepare to receive a delectable 3 course serving of Fine wine, Great food, Fun people and Smooth jazz for dessert !!!
VIP SEATING, LUXE LOUNGE SUITES for 12 guests/with personal hostess / server and Limited Reserved General Admission seating is available.
For more info:
901-525-8981
www.newdaisy.com
www.eventbrite.com
www.facebook.com/worldwineandjazz/
Marc Antoine brings musical influences from all over the world with Reggae, Classical, Carribean, Jazz and Latin genres, just to name a few. He's written and produced musical scores for a host of movies such as "Get Shorty"; "The Fan"; "Patch Adams"; "Midnight In The Garden Of Good and Evil"; "Demolition Man"; and "Celtic Pride" and toured with contemporary jazz artists like Dave Koz, Chris Botti, Jeff Lorber, Jeffrey Osborne, David Benoit, Larry Carlton and others, he also performs or records with Jazz Legends such as Peter Erskine, Jimmy Haslip, Mike Mainieri, Dave Valentin, Christian McBride, and Mark Egan to name just a few. Marc was honoured when George Benson mentioned him as one of his favorite guitarists.
Also on the menu is Kevin Whalum, one of Memphis' own !!!
Legendary jazz keyboardist and producer George Duke once described vocalist Kevin Whalum as "butter," and that's about the best depiction I've heard. Whether covering soul, jazz, scat or gospel, Whalum's smooth, sweet voice (think of Will Downing as a tenor) makes him one of the most exciting new artists.
The younger brother of noted jazz saxman Kirk Whalum, Kevin grew up in Memphis in the shadow of Olivet Baptist Church, where his father, the Rev. Kenneth T. Whalum, served as pastor. The church, known as a magnet for great singers and musicians, became a centerpiece of Kevin's life as a youngster, creating both a religious and a musical foundation for him. Young Kevin observed and absorbed the music at Olivet, all of which influenced him as he
Gen Doors: 7pm
Show: 8pm
Join us for a Celebration of French Wine and Culture !!!
Saturday June 16, 2018
Showtime at 8:00pm at the Newly Renovated New Daisy Theater
Prepare to receive a delectable 3 course serving of Fine wine, Great food, Fun people and Smooth jazz for dessert !!!
VIP SEATING, LUXE LOUNGE SUITES for 12 guests/with personal hostess / server and Limited Reserved General Admission seating is available.
For more info:
901-525-8981
www.newdaisy.com
www.eventbrite.com
www.facebook.com/worldwineandjazz/
Marc Antoine brings musical influences from all over the world with Reggae, Classical, Carribean, Jazz and Latin genres, just to name a few. He's written and produced musical scores for a host of movies such as "Get Shorty"; "The Fan"; "Patch Adams"; "Midnight In The Garden Of Good and Evil"; "Demolition Man"; and "Celtic Pride" and toured with contemporary jazz artists like Dave Koz, Chris Botti, Jeff Lorber, Jeffrey Osborne, David Benoit, Larry Carlton and others, he also performs or records with Jazz Legends such as Peter Erskine, Jimmy Haslip, Mike Mainieri, Dave Valentin, Christian McBride, and Mark Egan to name just a few. Marc was honoured when George Benson mentioned him as one of his favorite guitarists.
Also on the menu is Kevin Whalum, one of Memphis' own !!!
Legendary jazz keyboardist and producer George Duke once described vocalist Kevin Whalum as "butter," and that's about the best depiction I've heard. Whether covering soul, jazz, scat or gospel, Whalum's smooth, sweet voice (think of Will Downing as a tenor) makes him one of the most exciting new artists.
The younger brother of noted jazz saxman Kirk Whalum, Kevin grew up in Memphis in the shadow of Olivet Baptist Church, where his father, the Rev. Kenneth T. Whalum, served as pastor. The church, known as a magnet for great singers and musicians, became a centerpiece of Kevin's life as a youngster, creating both a religious and a musical foundation for him. Young Kevin observed and absorbed the music at Olivet, all of which influenced him as he
